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Autor:
Sarah Badcock
Publikováno v:
Russian Review. 65:617-636
The Provisional Government and the soviets regarded the campaigns to make "yesterday's village philistines" into conscious citizens as pivotal to the success or failure of the new regime. Without popular support, their stated goals of overseeing demo
Autor:
William Fierman
Publikováno v:
Russian Review. 65:98-116
From the decline of korenizatsiia (indigenization) in the 1930s until the late 1980s, the Communist party (CPSU) actively promoted the Russian language as a common bond uniting the multiethnic "Soviet people." As Isabelle Kreindler describes, the par
Autor:
Juliette Cadiot
Publikováno v:
Russian Review. 64:440-455
L 1897 the tsarist administration decided to carry out the first general census of all the people in the Russian Empire. They planned a second census on the same scale for 1915, but cancelled it due to the war. In both instances, administrators came
Autor:
Matthew E. Lenoe
Publikováno v:
Russian Review. 62:614-636
Newspapers were at the center of Bolshevik culture before and after 1917. Fifteen years before the October Revolution, Vladimir Lenin argued in What Is To Be Done? that the production and distribution of a single newspaper for the entire Russian Empi
Anti-Soviet Svodki from the Civil War: Surveillance as a Shared Feature of Russian Political Culture
Autor:
Peter Holquist
Publikováno v:
Russian Review. 56:445
Summary #309-The mood and economic situation of the workers at the Russian-Baltic plant. The mood of workers of the Russian-Baltic plant depends strongly on economic conditions and hopes for their improvement. When hopes [for improvement] rise, the m
Autor:
Orlando Figes
Publikováno v:
Russian Review. 56:323
r he Provisional Government was a government of persuasion. Not having been elected by the people, it depended largely on the power of the word to establish its authority. It was a government of national confidence, self-appointed during the February
Autor:
Irina Livezeanu
Publikováno v:
Russian Review. 54:495
Both in its tsarist and Soviet incarnations, modern Russia has been a country of awesome imperial proportions and overwhelming ethnic, religious and cultural complexities, the state that has been and remains territorially the largest, and ethnically
Autor:
Jane Burbank
Publikováno v:
Russian Review. 54:44
The arrogation of the right to self-discipline by professionals in imperial Russia was part of a conscious quest for corporate emancipation and individual dignity. By the late nineteenth century, professional organizations overtly challenged the auto
Autor:
William E. Pomeranz
Publikováno v:
Russian Review. 52:321
The Judicial Reforms of 1864 have long been recognized as a major turning point in Russian history. Not only did they represent the first legal limitation on the absolute power of the autocracy, they also established, despite numerous obstacles, some
Autor:
Anders Henriksson
Publikováno v:
Russian Review. 52:341
St. Petersburg was a microcosm of late imperial Russia's complex and shifting human mosaic. The cosmopolitan capital drew its population from all levels of society and from every corner of the vast, polyglot empire. Most inhabitants were Russian and